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  • Handwoven Textured Rectangular Cushion Cover-RAUHA Crafts-RAUHA Crafts
  • Handwoven Textured Rectangular Cushion Cover-RAUHA Crafts-RAUHA Crafts
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Handwoven Textured Rectangular Cushion Cover

Handwoven Textured Rectangular Cushion Cover

Made in India

221,00 DKK
221,00 DKK
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This beautiful cushion cover is crafted purely from cotton and features a stunning handwoven geometric design. Delightful tassels along the corners and the subtle tufted detailing lend a elegant touch, providing a stylish addition to any home decor. Its concealed zip closure at the back ensures convenience.

The textured surface is masterfully crafted by Jaipur artisans using the time-honored, strenuous process of hand-weaving. This traditional skill has been around for centuries and still accounts for 95% of all woven fabrics worldwide. Appreciated for their quality and diversity, Indian hand-weaves are deeply rooted in culture and are a testament to the country's craftsmanship.

 Features & Details

  • Material: Cotton
  • Color: Gray, natural white
  • Dimension: 60 x 40 cm
  • Detail: Concealed zip closure

This product is made using cotton, so there may be minor inherent color and design variations, lending exclusivity to each offering, making every product one-of-a-kind.

Care

For light stains, spot clean the cushion cover with a damp cloth and mild detergent. For heavier stains, dry clean the cushion cover.
Avoid using bleach or harsh detergents, as these can damage the fabric.
Do not tumble dry or iron the cushion covers, as this can cause shrinkage and fading.
Store the cushion cover in a cool, dry place when not in use.

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Artisans in India

Indian crafts are a beautiful and important part of Indian culture. They are made with traditional techniques that have been passed down for generations. Indian crafts are also empowering, especially for women, who often use craft making to earn a living and achieve financial independence.

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